Michael Mailer Films MICHAEL MAILER (Founder, President) has worked extensively in the independent film business since graduating from Harvard University in 1987. He co-wrote and produced his first feature film, "A Fool And His Money", starring Sandra Bullock and George Plimpton in 1988. Since then, Mailer has produced 10 feature films under his former shingle Bigel/Mailer Films. Such films include the critically acclaimed "Two Girls and a Guy" starring Robert Downey, Jr., Heather Graham, and Natasha Gregson Wagner (20th Century Fox, 1998), “Black and White” starring Brooke Shields, Elijah Wood, and Mike Tyson (Sony Pictures, 1999), and “Empire” starring John Leguizamo, Denise Richards, and Peter Sarsgaard (Universal Studios, 2002). He also found success with films like “Lost Junction” with Neve Campbell (MGM, 2000), “The Last Producer” with Burt Reynolds, Lauren Holly, and Benjamin Bratt (Artisan, 2002), and “Harvard Man” starring Sarah Michelle Gellar, Joey Lauren Adams, and Adrien Grenier (Blockbuster, 2002). His library also includes “Giving it Up” with Dabney Coleman, Mark Feuerstein, and Ali Larter (Lion’s Gate, 2003) and “The Money Shot” with Vincent Laresca and Tamara Tunie. In 2003, the company produced "Devour" starring a cast of Hollywood up-and-comers Jensen Ackles, Shannon Sossamon, and Dominique Swain (Columbia Tri-Star, 2004) and “Loverboy” with an all-star cast made up of Kyra Sedgwick, Kevin Bacon, Marisa Tomei, Oliver Platt, Sandra Bullock, Campbell Scott, and Matt Dillon (Millennium, 2004). “Loverboy” made its debut at Sundance in January of 2005 and was later released theatrically by Think Films. Michael Mailer Films was established in 2004 to focus on both independent, character driven films and larger budgeted, concept oriented studio pictures. Since its formation, MMF has produced four pictures: the romantic comedies “Kettle of Fish” starring Matthew Modine and Gina Gershon, and “The Golden Boys” starring David Carradine, Rip Torn, and Bruce Dern. Mailer recently completed production on the mixed martial arts-urban western “Blood and Bone” as well as the psychological thriller “The Lodger”. In addition to actively developing ten future film projects, MMF has made it’s first foray into the television market with its reality series titled “History Hunter”. Michael Mailer      Past    Present    Future    Television    New Media    Contact    About